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Crack pipes are often adapted from cans and plastic bottles.

These designs are often adapted to the shape of the vessels with creditable artifice.

Breathing techniques and movement exercises are often adapted as a new dance vocabulary for a stage presentation.

"The theatre offering is huge in Paris, and British authors old and new are often adapted for the French stage," says Professor Regard.

Hydrophytic species are often adapted to anaerobic metabolism and can endure the often toxic by-products of this process (e.g., ethyl alcohol and lactic acid).

Underlying models for AO testing are often adapted from other paradigms and programming techniques.

Cryptographic mechanisms of the identity-based encryption [14] and the proxy signature [15] are often adapted in V2I communication scenarios.

That's not surprising, as technology advances in how digital imaging works are often adapted under slightly different names and implementations across different businesses.

Examples would include grassroots innovations, hackerspaces, tinkerers, and hobby clubs, where solutions are often adapted for ingenious applications that serve as alternatives to the market.

This holds, for instance, for technical and chemical goods which are often adapted to the specific processing conditions of the customers.

These systems have fewer complexes and simpler branching patterns than those in energy-transforming organelles, and they are often adapted to non-bioenergetic functions such as detoxification or cellular defense.